Singles & EPs Round Up - September 27th, 2022

Kim Åge Furuhaug - Jangle Med (Jansen)

The Orions Belte trio bravely depart the safety net of their funkier, more popular moniker to each record and simultaneously release a solo LP, with Furuhaug - the drummer, delving into deep spiritual jazz territory alongside some of Norway's finest jazzers who sound like they're getting along like a house on fire in the studio. Check him out on our Slow Jazz playlist alongside the cream of the lesser known jazz underground.

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Alina Bzhezhinska - African Flower (BBE)

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This is a beautiful track from a pretty damn good album. The harp arguably launched into the new millenium by Mary Lattimore, has been cropping up more and more in all sort of unlikely places of late such as this fusion album that takes equal influence from Alice Coltrane as it does Dilla and which is a lovely start to finish listen. Check Alina out at the top of our Slow Jazz Playlist selection of fresh tunes from the jazz underground.

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Joshua Idehen - Don't Give Up On Me, Scrimshire Remix (Self Release)

Some serious soul voices backed up by cool jazz touches collide with modern pop tinged urban poetry helped along by Scrimshine on the remix who nonchalantly screws up then tosses out the soulful house original to replace it with an odd timing nu-jazz riddim that injects the tune with urgency and drive. Discover this and other leftfield pop picks on our eclectic Slow Pop playlist.

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Hatsü x Kieldfal - Better Days (Self Release)

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This is a guitar centred electroacoustic ambient delight from Kieldfal & Hatsu, as they turn up the thermostat on the sound palette to early summer  despite the cost of electricity these days, and then sprinkle the ensuing warm breeze with transcendental guitar and otherworldly sound snippets.It's also in good company on our Slow Ambient playlist if you ever need an extended sound bath.

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